Welcome to interplastica 2019!

22nd International Trade Fair for Plastics and Rubber

YOUR GATEWAY TO RUSSIA

interplastica is the leading trade fair for plastics and rubber in Russia and Eastern Europe
In 2018, 24,900 experts from Russia and its neigbhouring countries came to interplastica
Discover the latest developments on the world market
Negotiate directly with suppliers

APPLICATION FORMS

BROCHURE

INFORMATION ABOUT THE MARKET AND FAIR

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Specials at interplastica 2019

3D fab+print Russia

Under the 3D fab+print banner, interplastica is giving machine manufacturers and software and service providers the chance to exhibit their latest products and solutions.

In a variety of presentations, acknowledged experts introduce you to the sector‘s latest pioneering developments relating to the issue of raw materials, sharing latest information and insights with you.

650 exhibitors from 31 countries
24,900 visitors from 60 countries
Official participations from Austria, China, Germany and Italy
Held annually alongside upakovka - Processing & Packaging

Final report 2018

Extremely positive feedback from the Russian market

interplastica and upakovka 2018 attracted 24,900 trade visitors

The positive feedback received lately from the Russian market and, in particular, from the plastics, rubber and packaging industry as well as the process industries associated with it has now been confirmed very emphatically at the two trade fairs interplastica and upakovka. The upswing in major market segments is leading to strong demand for plastic and rubber products as well as packaging.

Final press release 2018

Video of interplastica 2018

Market facts

Constant growth

Russia's economy started to grow again in 2017 and the gross domestic product is expected to increase by between 0.5 and 2%. Investments will probably increase by 1.5%. Selected sectors, including the machinery and automotive construction, aerospace, electronics, IT and telecommunications, chemicals and mining industries, are being supported by the government.

Increasing capacities

Petrochemical and industrial-gas generation plants are being built for the purposes of manufacturing intermediate and end products with greater margins and with the aim of improving supplies of raw materials from domestic sources to the country's own chemicals industry. The plastics manufacturing and processing sectors, which have already been increasing their capacities for some time now, are also benefiting from this support (Source: GTAI – Germany Trade & Invest).